Google Classroom: This is a very quick, concise video to show you the logistics of using Google Classroom. It is fairly basic and easy to follow. I would use this as a tutorial if I decided to use Google Classroom.
Google Classroom: This is just another tutorial of sorts on how to use Google Classroom. It really wasn't all that worthwhile once I got into it, but it is a place to start if you are using Google Classroom.
BYOD: In this article a school shares how it started the BYOD program. A teacher shares his experiences with the new philosophy. I like that it is not all about how great the program is, but also gives some things to look out for as well. (Cyperbullying, students being made fun of because they do not have latest devices...) I would use this to show some pros and cons of adopting a BYOD policy.
BYOD: This is a great, concise article that lists the pros and cons of BYOD. In the article there were 20 pros and 15 cons, so the author of the article states that the pros outweigh the cons of implementing BYOD. I would use this article for some thought provoking reasons for or against implementing BYOD.
BYOD: This is a great article that is jam packed with great resources. Some of the resources are to support the policy of BYOD. Others resources are great for if you do implement BYOD. I would use this article to both determine the value of BYOD, and also to use to find great ideas once the policy is implemented.
Student Blogging: In this article a teacher shares her experiences with blogging and what she feels is key to success. She emphasizes that feedback is the key. The author discusses not only the key being feedback, but also how to teach students to give productive feedback. I would use this when discussing keys to student blogging.
Student Blogging: This article focuses on the benefits of student blogging. I would use this article when trying to persuade an audience why student blogging is beneficial.
Student Blogging: This is a resource to use for student blogging. On this site you are able to sign up your students and allow them to blog. I would use this as a potential blogging site for my students.
Student Blogging: This article briefly discusses some sites for students to use to blog, but clearly chooses Tumblr. After deciding on Tumblr, the author tries to "sell'' us on why it is the best format. I would use this article in my decision making process for blog forums.
BYOD: This article recommends some sites to use for lesson planning in a BYOD school/classroom. I would use this resource to help support either myself, or another teacher, who is in a BYOD school/classroom.
Google Classroom: This article features the 10 best practices in Google Classroom. It lists the practices, but also give them in a quick referenced poster. I would use this article when looking at the benefits of using Google Classroom.
